Slater Street

View of Slater Street from Elgin Street looking West.

Slater Street (Ottawa Road #40) is one of the main east-west roads in downtown Ottawa, Canada. Slater is one way going east. It carries the eastbound portion of the Transitway through downtown, with Albert Street just to the north carrying the westbound portion. Previously, it was planned that O-Train would have been extended to downtown with its eastbound tracks running along Slater.

Slater Street begins east of Booth Street where Albert Street splits into the separate Albert and Slater one-way streets. Slater ascends a hill, the top of which is an intersection at Bronson Avenue. As the street passes the former Ottawa Technical High School, it proceeds towards through the downtown core which is lined mainly by government and commercial office towers. Slater ends at Elgin Street, where through traffic merges with Albert Street and continues into the two-way Mackenzie King Bridge.

References

Route map: Bing / Google

Ottawa Transportation Master Plan, see map 7 Central Area/Inner City Road Network

Roads in Ottawa

Provincial highways	7 416 417

Major arteries	Fourth Line Tenth Line Airport Albion Bank Baseline Blair Bronson Carling Carp Cedarview Conroy Donnelly Dwyer Hill Eagleson Elgin Galetta Side Greenbank Hazeldean Heron Hunt Club Innes King Edward March Merivale Mitch Owens Montreal Moodie Parkdale Prince of Wales Regional Road 174 Richmond Rideau River Riverside Robertson St. Joseph St. Laurent Strandherd Terry Fox Vanier Walkley Wellington Woodroffe

Collectors/Secondary arteries	Albert Alta Vista Bankfield Beechwood Booth Brookfield Gladstone Hawthorne Hog's Back Jockvale Katimavik Kent Laurier Lees Leitrim Main Maitland Meadowlands Metcalfe Nicholas North Gower O'Connor Old Prescott Osgoode Main Pinecrest Preston Russell Slater Smyth Somerset Sparks St. Patrick Sussex Tremblay Trim

Federal arteries	Aviation Colonel By Island Park Sir George-Étienne Cartier Sir John A. Macdonald Queen Elizabeth

Roads in Ontario

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